# Acentics

> Acentics is a web app that audits a website for search engines and AI answer engines, puts fixes live on the site through a small installer, and checks whether ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity name the site in their answers.

What it does:

- Crawls a site's public pages (as AcenticsBot, following robots.txt) and audits indexability, duplicates, titles, descriptions, headings, canonicals, broken links, speed, and how easily an AI engine could quote each page.
- Writes fixes (titles, meta descriptions, image alt text, FAQ schema) with Claude. A person approves each fix unless they turn on automatic applying for that kind of fix. Every applied fix can be reverted.
- Puts fixes live through an installer the site owner adds once: a WordPress plugin, a Cloudflare Worker, or a few lines of PHP or Node. If the installer can't reach Acentics, pages are served unchanged.
- Runs AI visibility checks: sends the owner's own prompts to the AI engines they connect, on their own API keys, and shows the full answer, whether the site was named, and which pages were linked.
- Also: Google Search Console keywords (read-only), AI crawler visit counts (opt-in), uptime and SSL monitoring, llms.txt publishing, email reports and read-only client links.

What it does not do: backlink research or keyword volume data.

Plans: Free ($0, 1 site, 100 pages per crawl), Starter ($9 a month), Growth ($19 a month), Enterprise ($159 a month). Prices in India: ₹499, ₹999 and ₹7,999 a month.

## Pages

- [Home](/): what Acentics does, how it works, comparison with Semrush, Ahrefs and Moz, pricing, FAQ
- [Safety](/safety): what Acentics reads, what it changes, what it sends to AI providers, how keys and passwords are stored, how to delete data
- [Support](/support): answers to common questions, and contact details
- [Docs](/docs): setup guides for sites, crawls, fixes, keywords and teams

## Contact

- Support: support@acentics.com
- Sales and Enterprise: sales@acentics.com